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/ NuNnETt 5283.] SALES OF ESTATES, &c. - NAVIGABLE CANAL, COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, FM:I.E.:2nd ATLAS ASS t/It'ANC E,t•and - SURREY INs. - ri - ruTtoN sHARi-is - - TO BE SOLI) I;Y By' Mr. '.COT, On Friday the Ist of Seotein:,::r, at Twdve o'Clock, at Car _ .rawaY's: 'ChatiKe-alley, London, cITATIFORDH'IRE and WORCESTERSHIRE -0 CANAL '; dividing .401. per SiLire - per Annum. MONMOUTI:SI-111(E, JUNCTLitN, KEN NET and AVO,N, WILTS mA ItERKS CANAL SIIARES ; CuLInITY PlP.fi Of I.IOE. EAGLE and ASSURANCE, and SURREY INSTITI.I. T) ON Shares. Particulars at Flatehett's 1.19tc1, at Garra way!s; and of Mr. Scutt, 2.8, New Bridge-street, kREEI-LOLI? ESTATES. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO 13E SOLD A uG.no N, • - By . Me , srs. HOGGAItT 2nd PHILLIPS, At • Garravvai's, .1 .- rida, A September S, at Twelve, in Nine Lots, (...:;UNDAY Valtiable FREEHOLD ESTATES, the Parisi - , cf. orticy and Ingolitmeals. Alluzd„ and Burgh, in the Comity t LhiCoth, con. Sisting of sundry pixies of Land ; containing togtther about 'Hs' Acres.' e a rticulars .had tan days' previous to the S'aie, at the. 101 l and Tiins„Spniford ; White . Mitt, Stwildin . g ; Pe.ichck 'and White Harr,. Boston ; White Hart, Sinltr,by ; the ptincipal Inn. I lorncastle ; at Gariaway's ,;` and of 14essio Hiowitt and 62, Broad-street. FINGRINCI?Or, NEAR COLCITFcIor.R, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Zy. 1:10Gc3AIIT mil PHILLIPS, • At C;a;r , in the Month of Seoernher next,_in Lots, .• • v'ousl% Drsp‘led : of by yrivate Corizr:4 A VERY DESIRABLE and VALUABLE A FE, comprising. the Manor of Fingritthoe, with:the Courts Baron, Rights and Royalties thereto nelcing ing, ith a capital Mansion, called Fingringhoe-llall, and several Lands and Farms adj,nning; cow , g to'ether Seven 14urdreci and Sixty mite Acres, delightfully situate at hih gringhoe, 4 'piles ,trom• the populous Garrison "F ,, wn of Col chester. and 5 . 1 from London ill. the Courry of Essex. Also t N i o . valual)le;ancl- verb extensive Oyster Layings, a Brisk Lilt), and seViral Cothues ParticularS Indy be had in due time. of Mr. Mason, Solici tor, Colchester • -E Burton - , Esq. Diventry ; at the Cup, Colchester ; at 64rraWay'S . ; and. of Messrs. Ho t sart and Phillip., 62, liroad=streer, Royal Exchange. Valuattlf FR F Ftto T,T) P. 1 , 51 nFNCTInd Lek Thorg- ton Heath, near Croydon, Sur ey. TU of SUE I) B\'. At/C1 i()N, By Messrs. HOGGART.And PHILLIPS, At. C7arr3way's, on•Yriday, Sept SI, at Twelve e'Closit; in ,one ht; unless an acceptable . Lifer is made in the mean time by !'riv •te , A CAPITA, - FREEHOLD MANSION, with J 1 3$ Acres of rich Land a.: joming, the whole land . tax ac-1 tithe free, delightfully sittia4ed on the road to Croydon, rc r Norhury, and.within eight miles of the Royal Ekehalite, The N I 11,sion is detach -d frOrn the high riad, on an eminence, f•iolii•g fl , t dome elevation, built with Suffolk brick, v • •••r , dl tip!. A:lv:images of stone. ri• numerous, lofty. •Ind of good proportion, ,•:, ,• .;1 t , N with tulhogany doers. `hire • • ‘,.-•:; dry, airy, and convjnieni, with doobie ( S!,ibling tor six horses, I.oft - 9, and Rooms, capit z,iriien, full cropped and pistil td,. inclosed '‘‘ t•) , y And well - Aikipued itii excel kilt water. The Nl4l,sit,n - is now neatly finished with tnfi itire and superior workutaublatp, ur.cler the itniordi,ite direaiori of an eminent Surverqr., r ale purchiser will be acct-mmodated with e;irlc posession. May ne viewed, by tic'ets only, which, with particulars, may f•e had let"; days pre..tiOns- to the sale,•ot MeSsrs. !Fig. kart and Pt Mips. 6z, i3ro:lcistreet, Royal liNdleDge. where. an elevaionmAy be seen pafticuldrs.also at rAW ..y FREEHOLD FARM, SURREY, convenient for good Markers TO BE .S 01.1) BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, . .At Clarrav, JOS, on Frict-ay, September 8, at Tv, e lye o'Clock, r•.? previcti;ly disposed of by Private I'OYI,E FARM ; comprising a va.uable kreehohi state, in the parish Oxted, tour nnles *tom Gi,d st.4T and- Westei ham, and 24 milts from London, in the of Surrey; c , r,sisting of aoa Acfe of uncommonly rich atahle, war..r meadow, and pasture Land, in a ring tepee, through which runs a fine l rout Strearn,ii a tine sport ing count r y ahoy with game. The Estate is full of rm f " t tidying timber, let to Mr . Milk, at a low rent, on an old le.se,- which at Michaeltnas, Ato, capable of consi-. dcraole improvement. , May t.e vlevv c d, with leave of the tenant. and particulars had ten days prey rtis to the sale, at the rev h, ud, t '°Y" don ; White Hai , dstone l• Swan, Reigate ;" BI ck FaininghAin ; tt, y i 1 Oak, Scvenoaks ; Sussex Hotel, Tun bridge vi ells ;of C ildikkeS Arni at. Esq. Itedlord- rOw, looms. hUty ; . at Garrawiv's; and of Messrs. H9ggart and Pliillips; 62, Broad -street, Royal Exchange, where , a plan may be Seen. - TA URSLEDON HOUSE, PLEASURE GROUNDS AND LAND. NVAI< SOW' II .% MI "I (N. 'A () 1 3E_SOT.1) 1 4 Y ALICIION. ._ . . .... _ . .. .- . • 'HOC G ART atict i l'ii I 1.1.1P5, At na ll i .i . , l‘ i i ), e ;s i o si l..f ridal:Sel ' it. t 5, at 'i" . \ &ye 0'C1!,1 , .. , by di rr ! . , retticn of the Executors, oinlcss an acceptale oiler is pre, Vionsly made by Private Contratt, A is Modern MANSJON, delightfully ~ ti;r h i t ua l r e e gn near t the banks of the beautiful Ricer i lambic!, ' Pleasing dist.!nce trom the Sea, 5 miles limn 'Southampton) month and G , . port, 1 4 irbrn Winchester, and 0 tri„, vorts and ~r oy _n— th the ( 'mant) (4 Harts ; the late Residence L i c mils . 4 ef Irtlyn M'Queen, .Psq. deceased. .1 he liouse r . ha! (keine elevati on , c omman di n g a noble piduresqnst view t)t the Is e of Wight, the Sound, and rich adjacent 7 1:0 "i't*Y--; ha s been recently finished in a style of. guperior :7trt;. 4:.:14 lict*le"' : 4 o ll i ' og sl io a n c s i° , ti ll Boudoir-Music D iVi( a ,::M i i n ig g_ 7 - °""1"rd l ' ihr ary, - numerons . Bed chambers, . - Servants' A partmcnts; and excellent attached Offices of every descrip ti'n netaclied are Stablin . for seven Horses, a. double 4. Lail- IP>nse, ittrncss- room, Bake- bonse, Dairy, and Other 011it.es, P t it " I Y - Yard a nd hiciuses, Bailin's-house, 14,11 :-vard. Barn G. canary, Sta bling, C I use.; Piggery, ow. to ~ r 1 (LI h . 1 . lianas ~ ' n ' " l i'gs' I he house . is nearly encircled, by a "it,e I.a,cn,olnamented with Timber and F ,, r,st.. Frees ; Ali elegikt C keit-House, spacious prodtktive fi itchen -gar -1,1.en• with lolly walls, M e l on-grounds, a valuable Orchard, , -ultaix, and a quantity of excellent Arabic and Meadow Land adjoit , ir,g, aid containing together about 19. Statute 'Acres The Estate is equal in value to Freehold, being !'.IT', hold of Inheritance; the t. ine certain. and very trifling. 'he Plirehaser may be accomMorlted wvit a Leasenold Perin of ahotit-s, ..Acre, and the elegant well-adapted I; or. 'illtite at a fair valn;,i ion. To be .viewed, with tickets only, k ,,`t)ich, ,vi!li 'particulars. •ruav he,h,ici Z.) days previous to the °4l- e, ot Mr. 13;irocy, SoliLa• r, Solitliatilptoil; al,d of Messrs. Iliigghrt and Phil I ps, No. 6z, broad:st re. t, Royal Exchange-,, I‘Particularsbe ' , ad 'at the 1-) olpUthaniptohi; ,"gel. - Itnitigion , liugle, Newport, Isle ot Wigl - tt ; Crown, ' 4 'isi,:o ut 11 ; India A ruts, Go , purt ; of the Printers of the tler and 1'1) outh Gazettes ; Sherbiarne Mercury ; Lewes i,"` " " L m .1, and Ham Hampshire , Papers ; Libraries, Brignion and "ii !s - • G . , e, Windkester ; Sv.Aall y ; Ai res ta r d ; and at arraway 'tort, S 5 , V 4 b TLTF - • • . : (S);;:,,i11‘ Y v , N• '4 NAPY-OFFICE. Aug 36, 1709. T IM PRINCIPAL OFIICERS and COM 1111SVONEICS Ardly do fiercely give 1V rice, That on Thursday, the 71b of September next, at Ore o'Clork, they be ready to treat with such i'erions at may be Willing to contrail for sutp(jimg hit Majesty% se.ve,"al Yard: at Dettild, ll'ookoich, Chatham, Sheerne l s, Port:l'm:oh, and 1-Yym..uth, or any one or more of them, With HEWED WEDGES of Belch, Elm, or Oak. A Form of the Tender may 6e seen at this Office. No Tende► will be received alter One o'clock on the Day of Tre.zty, 1107 any - noticed, unles; the Party, or an Agent jot; hint, attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and Siped by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound qvith the Person tendering, in the Stein of spol. foe the due performance of th,? Contrail., WEDNESDA AUG UST 30, 180 i). ADVOWSON. MO RE SOLD, the PERPETUAL ADVOW . 4 a very &sirable RECTOR Y . in Cheshire. The net Income is Afaium.." The uge.ol - the pre.' sent ininnithent 60. s to , timber partie tars, apply to Messrs Graham, Kin. derlcy, and Domville; Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn. • Co' SPRAINS, RHEUNIATISMS, CHILBLAINS, &c. ()PODELDOC. The name " -F. Newbery, No. 45, St. pours." is engraved +on the Stamp, round the Wrapper at each Vottle, which, it carefully attended to by Purchasers, will prevent their being ins sea upon bythe nnnieroiis Cninterfeits inTown and Country, to which its success has given rise. ' - TT is far-super.ior to all other external Applica l - . . . ' in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains, Itheumatisms, &c. also in Cramps, or Num!iness ; in Stiffness and lVeak- . I•C'S thl the lonics; as well as in promoting Circulation In tai Linibs when in • a paralytic state :it is at-o the best remedy for Chilblaint., 'if dissolved in a spoon, • and applied warm, anit with a picket oh . lint well moistened with it, and Belo, the part ailecicd with a rag. It is likewise Irotn irs penetrating quality, of admirable, service hi the accidents anti 1:,c4 comptittilts which Horses :;re tittOject,'itn , i no stable ;:lic;uld withqur oniy . Newhzry :void Zions, No. 45, St.. Paul's, Chureh-yard, four Our,rs from the corner of Cheapside, Lon dolie-vrice.as. 6d. all3ytt4e, duty included ;_ and, by their ap by Isacon and Co, Oxford-street ; Wade, MO Bond-street ; i , ayley and Co Cockspur-street ;Ward;. M l- Holbotit ; Randall; Royal Exchange; Dicey and ; tartis, Corner, ot lAgateotreet ; Clarke, ilkm 7 liog and C.) . :•Durough, , THE REV. MR. BARCLAY's PATENT ANT,11311.1- . . , -0.1,3 S PILLS. " TT was a remark of the celebrated Dr.. Buchan, 1 Author of the Domestic• Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and Bowels are' the prevailing MaliviY ot , this Country, which Jay ti k e foundation of the more toralidabe and fatal Diseases; that-the 'person who could'discover hr he reliet and cu r e a site and infallible stilted) , would per to:-in a in•st • important service to society. That discovery has now beep made ..in the Patent Antibilious l'ats_At the Rev. ‘k arclay, the extensive sale of which, and the high estimation in which they are deservedly h e m, h a s .couirderably lessened the )!umber of these cvinplanits; and bids fait, in a short now. to be he means-vit eittiteii) eradi them. These Pills have a quick and site operation, they act po-wertully and specifically on the Pile, .dal thus remove the numerous disoriers connected with 'it, Sick Head-Achett, Flatulence. Liver Complaints, laundie, Ner vous Disorders trout indigestion, &c. They are the most valuable I.amily Medicine hitherto otii:red to the and the Proprietor Lis supported- by the "most respectable evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and ,'titers, that they have never been aihninistered to any person without giving certain anti speedy relief, .and in the end completing a Cure. valtub-le Medicine, having been used with success, is recommended by taefollowthg distingui4lma Persona4e4 he"R Vv.icount• Dillon. 'The Lord litshopot Bath and Wells. Sir john tioneywood, Bart. Al. for Honiton. .• .Sir Stephen Lushington ' Oart. tOr Pestyn. Thoina4 Anjou, I.;bg. NI.P." for Litchfield.. lames Arnyart,•E.sq. M.P. tor Sritithainiitori. Nich , ,lscin Calvert, E.q . . NI.P. fox Cu.6ttord Edmund lioe'riin, Esq. New-street, Springy Gardens. 'Thomas itamtnetsley, Esq. Pali-NI:J. .(:. I)!i;ii.es; Esq. l'rivate Secr:tary to the Archb.shop of_C-31,:t.rbury. The I<cv. Ditnock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil i'orester, Esq.:Nl. i'. for Wentocl:. Sold wholesale Anil retail by Mr. Butler, No. .4.Cheapside; and retail by Ntr. Sraitind-street, 0111 bond-street; Mr, S:ratton.. lerteester,square; Bacon and Co. ISO ; ON. ; and 'by all r44 , ect4ble Venders in Town aii,d Country. - A Caution.,—.obseivethenailie of willi ar n B arc l a y is en. graveci•on the..St:llDV, which ma affixed- on time out3tde'w per 01 each box ; all not so stamped are a dangerous sa'~:• n hicess 6il. ar.d :es: per box, with ample dircaions. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq ' No. it, New liridge-Street, Honoured Sir,. . Edinburgh, March 13, 180 t. T BEG leave to inform you, .that ever since the I year vi n o, 1 have been alit: cted with the Lues VenC tea; which, hunt ii; obstinately 'resisting. every course of S.-'citicine, prescribed by the most eminent of .the Faci l ity here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged . groin the hospital, with little -relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring or last year my . disorder had got •to such a head, a! 1: ` nearly to put a period to my existence -I had a large ulcer on the crown of nay head, one on each arm,' and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; right WAs (L ea d. fully s painTul, and had been in - 4 state. of ulceration tor the left bedalso two large no ; ! es „ fl lass seven years; my was very much discoloured, and gave. INC. such excrunat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was record mended by Mt. J Tianinirson, (who received so gre a t - a cure by them. heir,, to take your Leake's Patent which I heigan to d. on the t6th of klay ; in the course of a -fortnight, 1 began to receive benefit- T -10 little more than a month, the ulcers on my hezt.l and arms • were er c after, 4)l $ the i, ier4 s b o i r e es n c i i ( n n y t r • a l c eg i p s n i h h ea i l h e d also ; leaving, i soundly heated--soon skin, and pain in the hone of the lett, which, by the Bles sing of God, and a little longer perseverance iii your ttiVa luable Medicine, subsided . ; the nodes dispersin g , the skin regaining its natural hue, and tile noct irnal pains graiiralls going oil. I thus became, by your, liberal advice and Me. dicine, perfectly . tree from, all :ny former complaints— have recovered my firmer spirits and strength, and am be. come jolly and tat, in - which state navingcontinued•many months to • the astonishment of all who knew Ale, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, hut beg You, for the ;pod of tidier .sulleting mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every oceasirin ; in su non g, you will greatly oblige, Sit, your grateful, obedient,• very humble servant, ALEX. hIUitKER. Swami's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses athe above Cure: • Tons •TilosirsoN,. No. 3, New Poultry' Market; and • 0 mit N - f u s H, Old•Assernbly-Cluse, Edinburgh. I repared and Sold by the sole PrOprictor, • T kto mAS I'.svtoß, Member of the Royal College of Sut. geons, at his House, No. 9, 'New Bridge-street, London ; where, after a constant residence of more thair thirty-six years, in a practice particularly direaed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Geneiation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should ilWays observe in such cases, tie natters himself, the advice and assistance he-gratuitonsly administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed; by a discerning Public, as an advanrageset. domattainable and void of all ambiguity. ' Also sold, by his appointment, fur the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perianner's, No. 3S, St Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; Toyshop, No, 103, Ox ord-street ; Mr. Disborough's, .No. 7, Fish-street-hill Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower hill i Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Ettinhuigh I Mr. Mac. donald, G-lasicow Mr. Bull, l)ame-street, llubiin i and by one person in every considerable town in Great Britainand Ireland, in boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons or either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N.. 13. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, - by Aavoilr ut the Commissioner s is .ptinted, at the Stamp Office--"T, Taylor, No. q, N e w Bridge -street,"—to imitate which is Felony, and all o the r s are Counterfeits. iICTUALLING-OFFICE, August 29, 18c 9 THE COMMISSkONERSJor'FICT UA LISG His hlaitst:'s Navy rt.: hereby give Notice; 7 bar on Tues. , the stb September next,-they will be ready. to. receive Ten— de, s, ihwt:itiuosealed up), an .1 treat /or SIX HUIsibRED QUART,ERS of PALE, and TWO' HUNDRED QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED • APtilik. R'. MAUI'; and for - - 'TWO HUNDRI4O BAGS of KENTISH _HOPS, 4 th e gt owe) of the Year IguB to be a'elihered, one bay. theref.f in a f.rinigbt, and the other half in a fortnight afterwards, bag his zjeslyfs. Yithealliitg Stores at Deptford, and • to' be plad for 6 .) ; Bil s , pqyable with Interest, Ninety D. 04 after Date.. The Conlieions, of the Coharalis may be yen at the Seertrates Vet.% ! No regard will be had to any Denier in which the Pt ice shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said rteesday, tie Stb Severn ' ber next,, nor unless the Person who makes lb( Tender, of tetrle Person on his behalf, attends, to an,wer, when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, August 22, I B*9 . PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS jESTY's ORDNANCE do body give Notice, That PIOPGS4IS will be received at their Office, hr Pall Mall, on or before Mondry the lito Dly,of .Seprember next, from such Per se is ac osay be. !willing to undertake the Supply of (4 OPP E R I-100 P S for servia of Ibis Department, for a period of one _rear. Pattern's of the A ticks may BE 'hinted, Wel: aPPIIeaIIOTI, at the Principal Stop ekeeper't qtte in the Tower, and Ju►ther par. tic ale s, togetlie , 4. ith the Termrand Conditions of the Contract, m. j' ue itimtivrt at the . 2,erretary's Office, in Pall. Ldl, ajcpe .said any day, Between the hours of Ten and four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, stale,' up, and •• Proposals fur Cupina Hoops ;'. but no Prop Oat can be admitted ape, - the said tsth day of September, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the poise di)", nei h4r oil! any Tender be noticed, Iviiets the Poly making it, or an Agent in his Behalf, - shall Attend. Ify o.4er (j the 13,:a1d, R. L It; Secretary. . - NAVY PAY...OFFICE, • Yttne 20, 1809. AGEPUS FOR SEAMEN' AND (JIVERS:, A N Ali having this day received the Royal Assent cir tll ..ncoutagement ot .S'eanten, and fir other purposes, wherein it it pr6vide.i, that it shat! not be la-uJu . for any P. rs6n witati tli United Kingdom t. receive ant. li':lgcs, Pay, 4't lie, or s gstly Along any Petty o,Wcer, Seaman, Non.Commi;- siond ()peer of Marines, or !Marine, or Non 7 v..7mmissioved Oljt crr or So.dier in the /limy, otkcr than and except Pe' sons Who shall be duly Lictr , sed by the Treastver of the Nary for that pur. pose., who are relish - re/ to give szcuriy for their god tonduß (which relit ifihn it not !o extend to the Wire o, Patents. Ghtll. en, Brothels or Silt -rs,' of such Petty.o , hceri, Seamen, 31at ;net ; and, Soldiers) &take effeß from the last d l y of August next.; Notice is lxreby given to all Persons .s.vho shall be de,trous of taking out Lkenses under the Pt .visions of the said Al, 'that they must, on 01 before the Both day of 7dy next, send their Names and Places Of ahol, and the names of two • Persons whom they shall pro. pole as Sureties in each case, to be hand ir, the Pithily of 114'0 Pounds, that the Person desirous' to. be Licensed, Jhali demean himself ,properle,,andsh . 11 duly I scc-aent to the Persons en titled th reto, for all the Wages, Pay, Prize, or Bounty Mmey, he shall receive. Person: resident at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham, or Sheer ness, to transmit Me same to the Chief Clerk of the Va l) , Pay. Office at each of Mote forts revival t•ety ; and at all other Places in Great Britain and Ireland, to ell Pay4llafter, at the Navy Pay-Qllice, London, • The Licenser are grantable for three years, and may he doe, Mined at any Time by the Treasurer, incases of riiscondua of the Parties who sh.sli obtain them. Diredion o/ the Treasurer, 7011 N &VI Till, Pay-Matter. If any Perron after the Ist September next, who shall not have a License from the Treasury of the ZS:mi., or shall not be within ,the Degrees of Relithachip ab , ,ve devribed, to Seamen and others, shall offer himself to receive, or shall recei'vealy Prize Monty, or nMer illlowanCe to Seamen and others, be will be guilty of a Misdemeanor, and on ConVialos zril. hi punished accordingly. PRICE 0 STOCKS RZA.Y. Bank Stock, 26th 26 India Stack, Navyc per Celli- 98 99 I India BoildS, 235. 245. pf: Irish s per Cent. Each . Bills , 9.. Iss. pt. 4 per L'e,a. Oinniurn, 3 per. Cent. ken. 68 4 imperial .1 pet Ctnt. 3 per .2ellt. Cues. 68i Dim) Ann. Bank L. Ann. igi Cons. tvi lit!I (Weber, t$ it &Er& a {PRICE 51XPE.:' CE ITALtisEl4lli - . ANTORIeIS. The following corteet and circumstantial detail of the sudden and unckpcoted i.cupation of the princi. pality of Asturias by the P - elich, will be aCcrTtau)e to the Public ; tOt though the event is hot recent, the particulars Were not hitherto known the - ,lBth of Mriy a di% ision of the enemy, supposod to consist of 500 • infantry, and 300 ca vilry, anced rti.o the vrovitice of Asturias the pass of I.nerieo, in Ihe dire/lio-t of (4, - In e , is Tinseo; and so rapid :and on , ,nserved the ; - r movetnents, that they s "were :ictu'Wy kvahi n leiguliS of Oviedo - 136fote the' aT cf this ofjt was apprised of tl eit tiavirs.erverLid the priti-inc At eleven o'clock O'n of th t i lid received ir;_!cirtin • •oo that the enemy .advanced to G Algßs 'dc• I t,t o, v..ith t t Ice o f the arnount - above ; intorntuiy.% riot -ctelliied, as the r,Toi ts ieevi% t.c . l the difer cot C muminders of oiVislon, -ott the t , onners give no reas;,ll to rxi.c-,1 a:, uitte of tie ,n.-:1!% ..tt dire'cition : t'lt, a it:port .; i.• s•ai.-6, that . the .nts•-,vvr diremiun , , in - consC.f4Llerice tft :Ippt•o:ta of liie: "enemy to 'the tos , :m'...' ) At twePste ' Uriegeta, Ald'd .-camp of the 3.l‘'anc.d the chrtction o Toneo, accompanied by CMon'_.; rot, - Comm - ksinner of his Britannic Ntijesty, four muttlit., d,drag,.;ons;r: t'o t iv! to ;.t, of cke etierny's'atfitine;, aid the, amptlnt of fore.. " iStotwithstanding all tie alarming re,.orts t t ilt • prevailed, the 1111: - quis c9uld not even yet believe the intelligenee. - G nersl Vurster, Who was. tioned , itt.Castropol for the, very . [impose of wa;c'a ing 'this fro:.tier, made no mention tit tine enein‘''s •opproach in his la,t dispatch, which , was dated, the 14th Maya Al fi e o'clock on morning of the 18th, the Aide-de-Camp of the Marquis, •the British Commissioner, and their small lecum , oiteling par ty, arrived at Grado, where they found a Span:sh General, With between 2 and•3oo men, Mostly re• cruHts; ,60 of these were immediately•sent forward, to support a stnall body. of .20,• detached,. inn ler an officer, for the puri.oie of securrtg the felt' -boat at Cornehina, about two leagues beyond Orado,—. 'But reports received evcn.at that tune si:ited, that the encrity Lid already.obtained polseisi!in of tile ferry, and taken the town of cornelatra,„ and were advancing In force ; - about 2'ooo' idiAntry, aird . 3J9 cavalry. Orders were immediately given, lay the- POtTI tlliSSioller and the Aidgdeacamp, to sound the alarm-bells, which the . person, • to whoie cu,tud . 9 they were committed, had hitherto abstained tro.ii doiirg, because th.. Junta" had givendiN:L:tionA not toring • them without • particular ordera. ego press was iintnediately dispatched to the .Dvbrytiii• ititnana, for areinforcernent of infantry, .suin- ,ar4 tilieryttien, - and atim;nuition, - part nett .rly grape. shot, to he sent to the bridge of . Pethillo;'„l verf strong. defile, about a cittarter ut A iragite tro do, on the road leading from that town t,, O v ,ed o , At this bridge — ihcie were alit ally t.vo 6-,)out!dclsj but•badly supplied with arnmuni; ton, and, in w,nc os artillerymen. The Spanish Ginaetal, ancktie aunt-.the COilltlllsnyller, 3.1) a; ced Crum Gra-, do, with about 200 intantrLatt.i lOn ai.ncd but on their arrival at Fresno', abotira I,ague . in ad vance from Grade, they found thu ei had croSie:V. the river, having got poiiessiuti of tine terry-I) . oat by tine treachery LA toe bua:man and aleilde_ . ; or civil. oiric‘• etoi9sied with lb,: Care Oi it. 'hie SpaniSit' General dkew u i , his snail: tr.rty 'in a ,cOnntritiding position, at or Fresno -but. finding the enemy's . fire so much superior, he &It ralihe.l to re - - tiedt to the bridge of Petuitior. Tiietueiny's ca valry did nut tire s' die river, but tied wtt.h ,lie evident in'entiqn •or plissiog by the bridge' ► of tri_roa.- •• 1 / 4 JO ine ietiemuisf the Spaniards through. Gr a . do, tisLy found a store of area, isturnt - on,Oss, 'drawly, bto* no slur ke pers or toadi,trknei--,111 tied 4.94 (.hecoidusiou and disorder were , an.l pedsa,ta vt ere. dtrected t o e i n y tuhen,as posstnle of the am;tintiilloll' the 'uridge. j ut in .the hope that as the-alarm . vas now .st4i4!, tti ,every tltreetiol,,. the nualhori would be incre.is.:Al so as to atiord. a torce capable Of making an adequate dtletice hut •this hope •, , v as most dislipointed. • Stich, however,' was the g tlialwy of the. small .party wi , i, Aid-de-camp, and Commissioner, that the cn 'my Were twiee r,-Puiseo trUm the bridge and felt ba. k ; but having got po,session of some houses adjoining ; .and receiving continual reinforcentnt.c, they at at length succeeded in gaining the pass. The Sp Th i i t i detachment retreated to Oviedo, and me t . the tent of Princesa, about six or seren hundi: s i strong, with ‘a small patty 61 horse-artillery, alvinc ing to reinfOrce it, but unfortunaLly too late to assist in the defence 'Ol the important pal. of P, mi nor. At this time all was .cohlu,ion Oiiedo ; and the Marquis Humana, findtig himself without information, deemed it expedient to re , ,re With his Staff to Gijon, Where he arrived on tire' evening of the 1811 i of May, having first a , prised the regiment of Princ‘ttsa of his Mien ion.' 1 hat re giment proceeded to join General B illesteros. The Marquis embarked on board the Palma sloop, with his Staff and the British Commissioner ; but the latter returned on shore in the hope of gettiog off two British transports (the Rufus and the .Tiger,) and some British• soldiers and . sailors; - and also, if igaateable, to destroy a battery on'the hill of Santa Catalina, which commanded the harbour. The i Palomcz was to await the success of these pro ceedings, and, during he stay, the Commis , Stoner contrived to send pu board her 140 arroba , of church plate; but the attempts to get afloat the itaniportS were unavailing, owing in some de gree to the want of surlicient assiitance to tlglittti them, Which the Governor of 'Gij n failed to iur nish, though frequently applied to, and there is reasOrt to think he was more than lukewarm, !lasing frequently intiniated that the enemy were at hand'